Sentence construction
Dear Sirs
I have some sentences that I am not sure whether they are right or wrong. They are as follows:
1. They came over to help after the accident; the man was Dr ID so he knew what to do.
2. CB had been walking in a bit of floor that it was a normal exit.
3. I hope this letter will confirm the matters discussed during the day of the meeting. Although to provide you as much information as I can at this stage that means writing at some length.
4. Although it is not an exact science, but I will be able to give you a range of figures that I think your case is likely to fall.
I would appreciate it if you could help me on this. Thanking you in advance.
Gladys
Gladys Moreno
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Although it is not an exact science, but I will be able to give you a range of figures that I think your case is likely to fall. Although and but cannot be used together in a sentence.
I hope this letter will confirm the matters discussed during the day of the meeting. Although to provide you as much information as I can at this stage that means writing at some length.
Although + clause, clause
clause, although+clause.
clause + though.
Although I don't agree with him, I think he is honest.
Although I provide you with as much information as I can...
They came over to help<Whom?> after the accident;
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answered Oct 21 '12 at 18:21
sanjay
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Experts are willing to help you ONLY IF you make an attempt to solve it on your own.
– sanjay – Oct 21 '12 at 17:01It is better to say, "Thank you in advance."
– sanjay – Oct 21 '12 at 18:11Dear Sirs:
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